Sentence examples for tendency explains from inspiring English sources

This natural human tendency explains why it's so hard to dislodge false rumors and factual errors.

No such tendency explains away the Gallup effect.

Theoretically, participants with similar DKO use can have a different risk taking tendency, explained by differences in knowledge level and/or experience.

I don't think Emanuel's incremental tendencies explain it (as Dan Froomkin has forcefully argued).

America's deep and longstanding libertarian tendencies explain why this country produces so many libertarian theorists and any libertarian billionaires at all.

Only two of his 10 Premier League goals have come after the 35th minute, for example, and basing their gameplan around a player with this peculiar tendency partly explains their sudden mid-game slump.

This tendency also explains why people with low-interest savings accounts often carry high-cost credit card debt.

The clinicians in our study reported a number of influences on their prescribing behaviour, including a tendency to explain more, becoming more aware of their tendency to over-estimate parents' expectations for antibiotics, prescribing more along evidence-based guidelines, and using the booklet to back up their advice to parents regarding antibiotics.

"In theatre we have a tendency to explain everything.

In sports, as elsewhere in society, there is a tendency to explain differences in performance in terms of some alleged physical differences between races.

Hillary Clinton's forceful campaign, however important, pales in comparison with this historic American tendency in explaining why a female president is now a near certainty and not long off.